Friday April 15th, ko 3:00pm
Live on Sky Sports Red Button
Hull City boss Shota Arveladze: "I have watched Cardiff play, they have had ups and downs as well. They've made changes and even changed their system a little bit.
"I believe the coach is still searching for the best game they can show, they have got some good qualities, some good youngsters who create quite a lot. They've got good experience, especially at the back.
"But again, we want to show our all. We want to take away it from our opponents, having the ball and playing our own game."
Cardiff City boss Steve Morison: "They are a team that’s not mathematically safe. They are still fighting for their lives, like the Reading game, but they are all right, where they are in the league.
"They are going through a period. They have got new owners. They have brought a new manager in, results have been up and down but the last one against Middlesbrough was a great one.
"A lot of people should be there with it being Good Friday."
Match facts
- Hull City are looking to complete a league double over Cardiff City for the first time since 2015-16 under Steve Bruce.
- Cardiff have won two of their last 11 away league visits to Hull (D4 L5), winning 2-0 in February 2011 and 2-0 in April 2018.
- This will be only Hull’s second home Good Friday league match this century, with their other game coming back in April 2007 against Norwich, losing 2-1.
- Cardiff have lost 20 of their last 27 Good Friday league matches (W3 D4) and lost 1-0 last year at home to Nottingham Forest.
- Hull have lost their last six home league matches and defeat in this match will see them break a club record for consecutive home league defeats, also enduring a six-game losing run between September and November 1992 when they played at Boothferry Park.
Match Officials:
Referee: Stephen Martin
Assistant Referee: Geoffrey Liddle
Assistant Referee: Nicholas Barnard
Fourth Official: Geoff Eltringham